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Digital Animation

Subject : it-skills
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  • Answer 20 questions in 15 minutes.
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1. A series of continuous frames. Each frame is slightly modified - so that when the frames are played back the graphics appear to move. This is also called flip book animation. Pivot is an example of a frame-based animation program.






2. The dominant format for displaying vector animations on the Web. Small file size.






3. In this type of animation - a computer program creates animated paths through a mathematical formula in a process known as tweening. Vector animations have small file file sizes. Flash can create vector animations.






4. The animation appears to have depth. It is more realistic or life-like in appearance. Examples include video games such as Halo and Madden Football.






5. Moving graphics or text created with a computer.






6. Developed by Microsoft for Windows Media Player. Not good for streaming.






7. A series of continuous frames. Each frame is slightly modified - so that when the frames are played back the graphics appear to move. This is also called flip book animation. Pivot is an example of a frame-based animation program.






8. A series of individual GIF frames joined together. Used for small animations. Supports frame-based animation.






9. 1. Advertising 2. Information 3. Education 4. Games 5. Web sites






10. Developed by Apple computers for the QuickTime player. Used for streaming.






11. The animation has a flat appearance. Examples include The Simpsons and Family Guy.






12. Moving graphics or text created with a computer.






13. The animation has a flat appearance. Examples include The Simpsons and Family Guy.






14. Developed by Apple computers for the QuickTime player. Used for streaming.






15. Developed by Microsoft for Windows Media Player. Not good for streaming.






16. 1. Advertising 2. Information 3. Education 4. Games 5. Web sites






17. The animation appears to have depth. It is more realistic or life-like in appearance. Examples include video games such as Halo and Madden Football.






18. A series of individual GIF frames joined together. Used for small animations. Supports frame-based animation.






19. The dominant format for displaying vector animations on the Web. Small file size.






20. In this type of animation - a computer program creates animated paths through a mathematical formula in a process known as tweening. Vector animations have small file file sizes. Flash can create vector animations.